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21 You can't drink both a cup of the Lord and a cup of demons, you can't partake in both a meal of the Lord and a meal of demons. | 21 You cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons too; you cannot have a part in both the Lord's table and the table of demons. |
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20 "I ask not only on behalf of these, but also on behalf of those who will believe in me through their word, | 20 "My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in me through their message, |
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Read full article on Yorkshire sign Finch and MaxwellCounty champions Yorkshire sign Australians Aaron Finch and Glenn Maxwell for the 2015 county season.
County champions Yorkshire sign Australians Aaron Finch and Glenn Maxwell for the 2015 county season.
Yorkshire batsman Adam Lyth signs a three-year contract extension with the reigning county champions.
Yorkshire pace bowler Tim Bresnan joins Hobart Hurricanes for the second half of the Australian Big Bash Twenty20.
County champions Yorkshire will face promoted Worcestershire at New Road to start the defence of their title.
David Cameron writes to Geoffrey Boycott to explain why he did not pick him as his "greatest living Yorkshireman".
Yorkshire captain Andrew Gale is given a second two-match ban for verbally abusing Lancashire's Ashwell Prince.
Yorkshire batsmen Adam Lyth and Alex Lees are named the PCA's player and young player of the year respectively.
Opening batsmen Adam Lyth and Alex Lees win national awards in recognition of their performances for champions Yorkshire in 2014.
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Yorkshire come close to a remarkable victory but Somerset's last pair hang on for a dramatic draw at Headingley.
An unbeaten half-century from Gary Ballance helps Yorkshire fight back against Somerset at Headingley.
Nick Compton makes 156 as Somerset control proceedings against Division One champions Yorkshire on day two.
Peter Trego takes 3-66 for Somerset as champions Yorkshire find themselves on the back foot at Headingley.
Director of cricket Martyn Moxon says Yorkshire will support captain Andrew Gale against a charge of a racism offence.
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Yorkshire captain Andrew Gale believes coach Jason Gillespie wants to "build a legacy" of success with the county.
Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie hails his side as worthy winners of the County Championship title.
Yorkshire beat Nottinghamshire by an innings and 152 runs to win the County Championship for the first time since 2001.
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'The Artist and the Model': It's not just clothing that's lacking
A movie review of "The Artist and the Model," a lovely but lightweight film — shot in artsy black-and-white — about a female drifter and the elderly artist who takes her in.
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'The Artist and the Model,' with Jean Rochefort, Aida Folch, Martin Gamet. Directed by Fernando Trueba, from a screenplay by Trueba and Jean-Claude Carrière. Not rated; contains artful nudity, brief sensuality, mildly crude language and an image of a corpse. 105 minutes. In French, Spanish and German with English subtitles. Sundance Cinemas.
Artists and doctors are allowed to stare at the human body for professional reasons. That's according to "The Artist and the Model," when a curious boy wonders just what kind of an occupation would provide him the opportunity to ogle naked women all day, like his neighbor, the famous sculptor, does.
Take it from me, kid, "movie director" would be just as good a career choice.
That's judging by the close attention Spanish director Fernando Trueba pays to the unclothed physique of Aida Folch, who plays the model Mercè, in this lovely but lightweight story about a female drifter and the elderly artist who takes her in.
Set in the South of France during World War II, the film — shot in artsy black-and-white — pretty much revolves around Folch's physique, which, for much of the tale, is unencumbered by clothing.
The screenplay is equally monomaniacal, with entire conversations occurring around the theme of Mercè's anatomy. At one point, the artist (Jean Rochefort) asserts that the naked female form is the first proof that God exists (the second being olive oil).
Be that as it may, Mercè's derrière is, at the very least, the raison d'être for this film. Despite a minor subplot about a wounded member of the French resistance (Martin Gamet) who briefly recuperates in the artist's picturesque studio, "The Artist and the Model" isn't about much, other than female beauty.


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I haven't had time to deal with my rhubarb and was wondering if there comes a point when it is too old to use? I have never canned rhubarb before or even cooked with it. I live on the coast in Northern California. Any help would be appreciated. |
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I cooked with some, and froze more, from my neighbors patch last month...it's great. I've never canned it, I freeze it for pies, rhubarb crisp, never combining it with strawberries like you see so often :), luv just the rhubarb. But, she was careful not to cut/pull all the stalks from this (third?) picking - apparently removing too many (left at least half) can be not so much hard on the tummy, but hard on the plant this late in the year. Z8b here, similar. |
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I think you need to cook a small amount and see. I have harvested rhubarb this late, but depending upon weather and amount of rainfall it can be more fibrous and tougher. You never know without a little test batch. Carol |
Thanks for the help. I was wondering because I saw somewhere that rhubarb is poisonous if left too long. I knew the leaves were, but hadn't heard anything before about the stems. Our weather has been strange this year and everything is late. Can you believe we are harvesting blackberries now? Anyway, I took your suggestion and made some sauce with the rhubarb and it turned out just fine. |
There are still the himalayan berries here now, a little later than some years but I am not picking blackberries much past the end of our native small types....and those were a good three weeks later than usual. Long, cool Spring into early summer, delayed many things....raspberries, blueberries too. My neighbor with the rhubarb interspaced many sun flowers in among her things and some along our shared fence for me to enjoy...some are finally fully blooming this week. |
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46 Years Ago – The Who Release 'The Who Sell Out'
Roger Daltrey Gets Behind Keith Moon Biopic
It's long been trapped in development limbo, but it looks like a movie about the wild life and times of Who drummer Keith Moon might finally be heading for theaters -- with support and creative input from one of Moon's former bandmates, no less.
40 Years Ago: The Who Release 'Quadrophenia'
The rock world got a pretty good taste of Pete Townshend's songwriting ambitions in 1969 with the Who's 'Tommy,' one of the more fully realized concept albums of the era. But as it turned out, Townshend was just getting warmed up.
The Who Reveal Plans for 2015 Farewell Tour
Last week, Pete Townshend said that the Who would embark on one final tour in 2015. And apparently he means it this time. Sort of. Roger Daltrey recently clarified those plans, but confirmed that the group would indeed be performing its last batch of big shows in the near future.
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Welcome to the Age of the "Super-Commuter"
Growing numbers of people are traveling really long distances to get to work. Many even travel hundreds of miles from their homes to their jobs. They take a combination of cars, planes, trains and buses to get from home to the office, and back.
These people are known as -- what else -- "super-commuters."
Apple Named America's Most Profitable Retailer, But Which Company Took Second? — Dollars and Sense
In news that would make Steve Jobs proud, Apple has been named America's most profitable retailer, beating out other powerhouses like Tiffany & Co., GameStop and Select Comfort.
Nearly Half of All Americans Pay No Income Taxes
Report: Hillary Wants to Run World Bank
The current head of the World Bank is expected to step down sometime this year, and you may or may not be surprised to know that U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is reportedly lobbying for the prestigious and powerful job.
But, whether she is or isn't pursuing the job depends upon whom you ask.
End of an Era – Temple-Inland is Sold to IP
It's official. International Paper has bought out Temple-Inland, and that's not all. IP is already planning to sell off all Temple-Inland facilities. This has everybody in this corner of Texas wondering what's going to happen now.
Will new owners shut everything down and turn Diboll into just one more desolate wide spot on Hwy 59? No one knows.
East Texas May Lose Historic Attraction
"Occupy" Movement Won't Go Away
With apologies to Mark Twain, it appears that reports of the demise of the "Occupy Wall Street" movement might be a bit premature. "Occupy" was on life support and close to flat-lining just a few weeks ago, but it's now reported that "Occupy" organizers are regrouping and planning new offensives.


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While this might not be a device that everyone will be interested in, for those who want the ability to have their monitor to display TV output, it works wonderfully. It gives a very reasonable image quality that doesn't have that scratchy appearance that is put out by most internal tuners. It also accepted all cable channels I had available with no problems at all. And best of all, it won't interfere with the OS in any way.
But if you want the ability to do image captures or record a show that is playing, then you'll be out of luck with this model. You'll need to look elsewhere for a device that allows this capability, but it will likely come at the cost of reduced image quality.
Another nice feature is the ability to hook up other devices to it. If you have a movie you want to watch on VHS, then just hook up your VCR to the back of the box and you're set. Camcorder got something of interest? Hook it up. If it has either Composite or S-Video output, it will work with the PlayTV Box.
Bottom line... If you've been looking for a means to watch TV on the PC but don't want it to interfere with your system, then you have found what you've been searching for. If you plan on recording, however, you'll want to look elsewhere.
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Cant comment on that speculation. I also really like Taylor Price from Ohio. He would be a 2nd or third rounder though.
Originally Posted by Oviedo
Cant comment on that speculation. I also really like Taylor Price from Ohio. He would be a 2nd or third rounder though.
2015 Draft
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2) Alex Carter-CB-Stanford
3) Geneo Grissom-OLB-Oklahoma
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5) Justin Coleman-CB-Tennessee
6) Blake Bell-TE-Oklahoma
7) Spencer Roth-P-Baylor
However, if Earl gets arrested for disorderly conduct a month after the draft, then gets arrested for domestic violence and assault toward one of the multiple women he has children with a month later, then gets arrested for possession of marijuana two years later, then is investigated for potentially throwing liquor (glass and all) in the face of a woman two years after that, then suggests that his critics "kill urself" via Twitter while also bragging about smoking weed in the morning (which anyone who has access to the internet is able to read), and finally getting suspended by the league for 4 games for a second drug related offense, then we'd only be able to trade him for a 5th round pick (assuming that he has time left over to win a Super Bowl MVP in the middle of all of that).Originally Posted by WoodleyofTroy
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Obama's big win, and now, big embrace
Tough times call for the new president to rally even his foes.
Barack Obama once told a journalist that the one book he would bring to the White House – besides the Bible – would be a bestseller about President Lincoln's inclusive leadership style, titled "Team of Rivals."
The book's author, presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, makes the case that by bringing political opponents into his cabinet , Lincoln was able to solicit dissenting voices, make his enemies his allies, and lead the country through its greatest crisis.
As bad as the economy may appear in the US right now, Americans are not warring with each other -- though it has sometimes felt that way in these years of political polarization.
Still, an historic election that delivered America's first African-American president coincides with a historic period of severe challenges. These times require teamwork between the parties.
Given the gains by Democrats in Congress and their recapture of the White House after eight years, it might be tempting for the victors to say "my turn," and then plow ahead without regard to the other side.
But the national sacrifice needed to meet the challenges of today and not-so-distant tomorrow will not be small, and will affect all Americans. Thus, the leadership to steer through these crises will have to embrace all Americans.


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2 They began to accuse him, saying, "We found this man perverting the nation, forbidding paying taxes to Caesar, and saying that he himself is Messiah, a king." | 2 And they began to accuse him, saying, "We have found this man subverting our nation. He opposes payment of taxes to Caesar and claims to be Christ, a king." |
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ESPN's Clayton: Firing Whisenhunt would be a mistake
Ken Whisenhunt is the most successful coach in Arizona Cardinals history, having led the team to Super Bowl XLIII as well as two NFC West championships.
However, with his team mired in an eight-game losing streak, many think it's time for the Cardinals to part with their head coach.
ESPN NFL insider John Clayton is not of that school of thought.
"The mistake would be to let him go," Clayton told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Thursday.
Clayton said Whisenhunt has proven to be a successful coach when given a quality quarterback, which he has not had since Kurt Warner retired following the 2009 season.
Arizona's post-Warner struggles have led Whisenhunt's record as head coach to dip to 44-48, and after three straight years of missing the playoffs, it's possible the coach's best times in the desert are behind him.
And while Clayton admitted he does not understand why Whisenhunt replaced John Skelton with Ryan Lindley a few weeks ago in Atlanta, he remains steadfast with his belief a coaching change would be one of the worst things the Cardinals could do.
"The mistake would be letting this coach go," he said. "He's too good of a coach, he knows offense, players play for him."
Clayton also pointed to the hire of Ray Horton to run the team's defense as a feather in Whisenhunt's cap, which is interesting since the defensive coordinator may be in line to replace Whisenhunt should a change take place.
While Horton has done a great job with the Cardinals' defense, Clayton says the 52-year-old is not quite ready to run a team.
"I think it'd be too quick to make a move," he said of Horton being promoted. "He's only been a coordinator a year and 12 weeks, and I think you settle into that role and you try to at least put more time in.
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Surviving L.A., the 'Saturday Morning Massacre' and Austin Film Festival Screenplays
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on June 18, 2012 | Be the First To CommentIn what felt like a modern reinterpretation of a Samuel Beckett play, the cast, crew and friends of Saturday Morning Massacre (the Scooby Doo-channeling indie horror flick) wandered the streets of downtown Los Angeles early Sunday morning in search of a bar in which to celebrate the success of their world premiere screening at the 2012 Los Angeles Film Festival. It was an absurdly repetitious loop of our crowd of fifty or so entering seemingly open drinking establishments only to be informed that we just missed last call. Considering that our fruitless quest began at around 1:00 am, it did not seem all that unreasonable an expectation for us to believe that we could find a bar willing to sell fifty or so drinks to our thirsty group. After being turned away by five or six downtown bars, I decided to abandon the group and head home, but I can only assume that, like Godot and Guffman, Team SMM probably never got those drinks that they were searching for. That is not to say that their desire for celebration was unreasonable. Despite some synch issues with the projection (which were probably unnoticeable to a majority of the capacity audience), the screening went very well. Considering that SMM is a strange hybrid of comedy and horror, at times the audience did seem a little unsure about whether or not it was okay to laugh; but, most of the time the comedy got the exact reaction I would expect. Eventually, once the […]
Austin Cinematic Limits: Saturday Morning Massacre Goes To LA Film Fest
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on June 12, 2012 | Be the First To CommentI know, I know. A modern day, live action reinterpretation of Scooby Doo sounds like a really horrible Hollywood pitch. But, c'mon just hear me out… Because if any film community would be able to spin this particular pitch into gold, it would be Austin. The idea was originally hatched by Jonny Mars and Jason Wheling. They eventually brought Spencer Parsons (I'll Come Running) on board as the director. Next, Aaron Leggett and Jory Balsimo were hired to flesh out the idea into a fully realized script. Then, the true moment of genius came — the casting. The slightly-skewed Scooby gang became embodied by Ashley Rae Spillers, Josephine Decker, Jonny Mars and Adam Tate, with masterful supporting turns by Chris Doubek, Paul Gordon, and Heather Kafka. The end result is Saturday Morning Massacre, a film that plays in dutiful homage to 1980s horror films with gory practical effects and boatloads of blood. Though known for being a dramatic director, it is quite obvious that Parsons has studiously memorized the unabridged history of horror films. He understands the importance of sound, lighting and framing in developing spine-tingling horror; but Saturday Morning Massacre really showcases Parsons' inherent knack for timing, both in terms of comedy and frights. As the Saturday Morning Massacre cast and crew prepare for the film's world premiere at the 2012 Los Angeles Film Festival, we chatted with Parsons and Spillers about the making of the film.
Picnic and a Movie: Warming Up with Austin's Cinema East Programmers
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on June 4, 2012 | Be the First To CommentI had mentioned a couple of weeks ago that it was the Paramount Theatre's Summer Classic Film series that lured me to Austin 14 years ago, but Austin truly became the city of my dreams during the Summer of 2010 when Cinema East began. Life really does not get much better than spending warm summer nights, outside on a picnic blanket, with a six-pack of beer (or bottle of wine), watching some of my favorite films of the festival circuit with an audience of 400-700 people. Sure, I could do without the humidity and the mosquitoes, but otherwise Cinema East is as close to heaven as I might ever get. Now in its third summer, Cinema East kicks off on June 10 with Bob Byington's newest feature, Somebody Up There Likes Me, with Byington and star Nick Offerman in attendance for a Q&A. Cinema East will run every other Sunday through August 19, featuring screenings of Gayby (June 24), Kid Thing (July 8), Sun Don't Shine (July 22), King Kelly (August 5), and Girl Walk // All Day (August 19).
How To Keep Your Movie-Loving Kids Busy This Summer
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on May 29, 2012 | Be the First To CommentSummer is almost here. Are you still looking for something to keep your movie-loving kids (ages 9-18) busy this summer? Sure, you could drop them off at the multiplex every morning on your way to work, but allow me to recommend something much better — Austin Film Festival's Summer Film Camp. Don't worry, I am thinking exactly what you are thinking. "Why didn't something like this exist when I was a kid?" Yeah, I know, kids have it so much easier nowadays! For example, I remember when I had to walk barefoot in the snow, uphill for ten miles to get to some lame-ass summer camp when I was a kid. Twenty years from now, do you really want your kids to be stuck in mindless office jobs reminiscing about their oh-so-boring childhoods while stressing out about what to do with their kids over the upcoming summer? Yes, that's right, maybe if you enroll them in AFF's Summer Film Camp they won't grow up to have tedious office jobs; but, first and foremost, they certainly won't have bad memories of their childhood summers.
Paramount Programmer Jesse Trussell Provides a Primer on Hot Classic Movies to See This Summer
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on May 21, 2012 | Be the First To CommentFlashback to the spring of 1998 — yours truly is living in Philadelphia and desperately looking for another city to call my home. I am not ashamed to admit that I plan on basing a significant part of this decision on the quality of programming at movie theaters in each city. Austin is the clear favorite in this category. I fondly remember falling in love with the Alamo Drafthouse during SXSW 1998 (beer! food! movies!), but it is my virginal foray into the Paramount Theatre that remains emblazoned upon my mind. Despite earning a masters degree in cinema studies, I never had access to a repertory cinema before. Sure, I studied the history of cinema but I watched all of the films on television. Now, I am finally experiencing those films in the way that they were intended to be seen! It might be hard to believe, but up until that fateful summer, I had never seen a film released prior to 1975 on the big screen. Flashforward 14 years — I find myself at the Hideout Cafe sitting across the table from the Paramount's film programmer, Jesse Trussell, on the eve of the official release of the 2012 Summer Classic Film series schedule. Trussell hands a photocopy of the schedule to me. I scan it quickly. My jaw drops.
Checking In With Austin Filmmakers Bob Byington, Bryan Poyser, Alex Karpovsky, and More
Action Fest By Don Simpson on May 14, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhat have I been doing lately? I have been stalking Bryan Poyser (Lovers of Hate) on Facebook. Well, it is not technically stalking since he accepted my friendship, right? Truth be told, I am not actually a Facebook stalker, I am merely doing my job. (Really!) I am keeping tabs on the production of Poyser's latest film, The Bounceback. As I write this, Poyser is entering week three of the Austin-based production which stars Ashley Bell (The Last Exorcism), Michael Stahl-David (Cloverfield), Sara Paxton (The Innkeepers), and Addison Timlin (Californication). The primary cast might not be very Austin-centric, but the crew – which includes producer Megan Gilbride, cinematographer PJ Raval, and editor Don Swaynos – certainly is. My love for Lovers of Hate and Dear Pillow knows no bounds, so let's just say that I am eagerly awaiting the release of The Bounceback. Poyser is not the only Austin filmmaker lucky enough to be stalked by yours truly. A couple of weeks ago, I ran into the seemingly ubiquitous Alex Karpovsky at Tribeca 2012. Okay, I was not really stalking him, he was hanging out in the press lounge. (Really!) A periodic Austinite, Karpovsky mentioned that he will be in Austin in the very near future to act in Carlyn Hudson's (Z and Beau) next film. As a fan of Hudson's segment of Slacker 2011 as well as her short film Z and Beau, I am very excited to find out more about her project with Karpovsky.
Classic Movies and The Summer of 1982
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on May 9, 2012 | Be the First To CommentEver since I moved to Austin 14 years ago, the summer has meant one thing to me (well, besides several months of brutal triple digit temperatures): Paramount's Summer Classic Film Series. More recently, Cinema East has developed into a staple for my Sunday evenings during the summer months. While I anxiously anticipate announcements from the Paramount and Cinema East regarding their 2012 summer programming, the Alamo Drafthouse is the first out of the gate with a couple of announcements that have pushed my calendar well beyond its cinematic limits for the next few months. First off, Alamo Drafthouse and Mondo announced their partnership with Martin Scorsese's film preservation organization, The Film Foundation. Created in 1990 by Scorsese, The Film Foundation is dedicated to protecting and preserving motion picture history. By working in partnership with the leading archives and studios, the foundation raises awareness of the urgent need for preservation and has saved over 560 films.
'Adventure Time' and Cine Las Americas
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on May 1, 2012 | Comments (2)Up until last week I never heard of Adventure Time. (I will chalk this up to not having easy access to cable television, specifically Cartoon Network, rather than my utter lameness.) So, it was not until the announcement that Mondo Gallery was opening an Adventure Time themed art show — featuring 40 pieces of original art and posters from 31 artists (the show is on display through May 26) — that I first heard of Finn and Jake and the Land of Ooo. Considering that Mondo's tastes are typically in line with my own, their love for Adventure Time intrigued me. Luckily, the gallery opening was to be paired with an Adventure Time Marathon Screening and Feast — hosted by Mondo and featuring series creator Pendleton Ward and voice actor Tom Kenny (Ice King) — at the Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar. What better way to get introduced to Adventure Time than with a two-hour immersion into nine episodes (including two world premiere episodes), served up with a three-course menu (including "Everything Burrito", "Wizard Rainbow Dogs", "Decorpsinator Puffs" and "Meatman Meat") designed by Alamo Executive Chef John Bullington, and seated alongside a sold out audience of rabid Adventure Time fans? Oh, yes, the fans! Seeing all of the fans decked out in Adventure Time costumes got me all the more excited to experience whatever it was I was about to see. I mean, how often do people dress up like characters from bad television shows? (Okay, don't answer that.) I was […]
Austin Cinematic Limits: Partying Down in Austin with Rob Thomas
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on April 16, 2012 | Be the First To CommentOkay, I admit it. I used to watch Dawson's Creek – only the first two seasons though, and I only watched it for its dialogue. Really! Other than introducing me to the acting talent of Michelle Williams, Dawson's Creek also provided me with a glimpse of Rob Thomas's writing style. Though Thomas was only credited as a writer on two episodes during season one – Prelude to a Kiss and In the Company of Men – his knack for whip-smart dialogue really left an impression on me. Nonetheless, I was always too embarrassed to admit to ever watching Dawson's Creek. Six years later, I got hooked on Veronica Mars – which Thomas created, executive produced, wrote 64 episodes of, and directed two episodes for. I used to get mocked and ridiculed by friends for watching a television series about a teenage detective, but I didn't care. The writing was so incredibly intelligent, the music was fantastic (I love the Britt Daniel karaoke scene in season two), and I actually got all of the pop culture references; so I felt like the series was written for me, not teenagers. With the cancellation of Veronica Mars came Party Down – a television series created by Thomas, John Enbom, Dan Etheridge, and Paul Rudd. Other than serving as a co-creator and executive director, Thomas was not very involved in Party Down; he co-wrote the unaired pilot and one episode for season one (most of his time was relegated to working on Cupid for ABC). Nonetheless, Party Down still bares the undeniable mark […]
Austin Cinematic Limits: Catching Up With Mars, Jonny Mars
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on April 9, 2012 | Be the First To CommentI first became aware of Jonny Mars during SXSW 2010, thanks to his role as Donnie in The Happy Poet. I have never been one to judge an actor on one performance, so it was not until I saw Mars the next time – as Steve Worth in Wuss – that I realized his talents as an actor. I remember wondering to myself, why hasn't Mars run off to Los Angeles to become a big star? Then, after watching Mars truly own his couple minutes of screen time in Hellion, I knew it was time to pose that question to the man himself. Before I got a chance to speak with Mars, a funny thing happened: I learned that Mars is also a director, and his directorial debut, America's Parking Lot (which premiered at SXSW 2012), is a multi-faceted documentary about the renowned Dallas Cowboys' Gate 6 tailgaters. Mars once again astounded me, this time for his astute understanding of the documentary form. In terms of its narrative arc and development of conflict, America's Parking Lot is damn near perfect. If I didn't know any better, I would have assumed America's Parking Lot was directed by a seasoned veteran, not a first-time director. Now I really needed to chat with Mars, post-haste!
Austin Cinematic Limits: Alamo Drafthouse Goes to Slaughter
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on April 2, 2012 | Be the First To CommentThe Alamo Drafthouse Slaughter Lane enjoyed a very successful soft opening in early March, but they chose to wait until the dust settled after the 2012 SXSW Film Festival to officially celebrate their grand opening. On the morning of Thursday, March 22, friends of the Alamo and local press flocked to the newest and grandest Alamo Drafthouse location in Austin where they were treated to tacos, coffee, Bloody Mary's and mimosas. Special guest Robert Rodriguez (Spy Kids, Machete) held the ribbon as Alamo Drafthouse CEO Tim League cut it with a saber; then League held a champagne bottle as Rodriguez slashed it open with a saber. Thankfully, no filmmakers or CEOs were injured by the saber. Shortly after the grand opening, with the saber stowed safely out of reach, we discussed the new Alamo Drafthouse Slaughter Lane location with League — the man whom Rodriguez referred to as the most "innovative exhibitionist in the country, if not the world."
Saying Adios to SXSW 2012 and Howdy to the Dallas International
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on March 20, 2012 | Be the First To CommentI know you are all wondering which local film was my favorite at SXSW 2012, and though I know that you know that by asking that question you are placing me in a very awkward position because I do not like to play favorites I will oblige your request nonetheless. Kid-Thing. There, I said it. Are you satisfied now? I suspect I will find a severed horse's head in my bed courtesy of Jonny Mars (America's Parking Lot) and/or Bob Byington (Somebody Up There Likes Me) as early as tomorrow morning. Thanks a lot! Well, can I backtrack and say that they were all great?
Austin Cinematic Limits: Getting To Know Writer-Director Kat Candler
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on March 12, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWriter-director Kat Candler (Cicadas, Jumping Off Bridges) has an undeniable knack for creating lush atmospheres within her films, developing cinematic worlds that relish in youthful ecstasy and naivete. The dreamlike visual qualities of Candler's films play like not-so-distant memories of youth; yet the characters and their actions are incredibly realistic. All of Candler's films remind me in one way or another of my own youth, and that right there is something very few filmmakers have ever captured. I hate to play favorites, but Candler is one of my favorite Austin-based filmmakers. Her latest film Hellion (which premiered at Sundance 2012) is programmed in what is clearly the strongest Texas Shorts program in SXSW Film history. I chatted with Candler on the eve of her regional premiere of Hellion to discuss her career as a filmmaker in Austin…
Austin Cinematic Limits: Fewer Austin Filmmakers Represented at SXSW Film
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on March 5, 2012 | Be the First To CommentIt is still very unclear to me why SXSW Film opted to forego their Lone Star States category in 2012, but what seems abundantly clear is the shortage of feature-length films by local filmmakers at the festival this year. As I continue to rummage through the schedule to plan my nine-day marathon of film screenings, various questions keep popping into my mind. Did fewer local filmmakers submit their features to SXSW this year? Has SXSW lost the desire to support local filmmakers? Do SXSW's standards exceed the quality of local film productions? What does all of this say about the Austin film community? Inquiring minds want to know! The lack of local films in this year's feature-length film categories would not have been as much of a shock if Austin had not enjoyed such a powerful presence at SXSW 2010 and 2011. In 2010, SXSW Film screened seven feature films by Austin filmmakers: Dance with the One, Earthling, The Happy Poet, Lovers of Hate, Mars, Richard Garriott: Man on a Mission, and When I Rise. In 2011, SXSW screened eight feature films by Austin filmmakers: Blacktino, Building Hope, Five Time Champion, Incendiary: The Willingham Case, My Sucky Teen Romance, Otis Under Sky, Outside Industry: The Story of SXSW, and Wuss.
Austin Cinematic Limits: Comin' At Ya! … Texas!
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on February 28, 2012 | Comments (1)When Austin's very own homegrown distributor Drafthouse Films signed on to distribute the 30th anniversary re-release of Comin' At Ya! in the United States, I really wasn't sure what to think. I had heard that the screenings at Fantastic Fest 2011 went over like wildfire, but I suspected that those screenings were essentially just preaching to the choir. What would other audiences think? Then I watched the fully restored Comin' At Ya! and realized exactly what is so damn special about this film. Sure, Comin' at Ya! is ridiculously gimmicky but that's exactly what makes it so much fun. The first-ever 3D spaghetti-western, Comin' at Ya! does precisely what the title promises. Rather than using 3D technology to add greater depth to the scenes — like most of the namby pamby 3D films released today — Comin' at Ya! breaks out from the confines of the silver screen and attacks the audience with a relentless barrage of… well… everything but the kitchen sink. From the brilliantly conceived opening title sequence, it seems like there is always something jumping off of the screen and into your face. Watching Comin' at Ya! is more like strolling around inside a wacky fun house (or a haunted house) than a traditional cinematic experience. It will rarely scare or thrill you (though the flaming arrows are pretty effective), but it never fails to conjure up laughs and cheers from the audience. Upon its initial release in 1981, Comin' At Ya! single-handedly ignited the resurgence of […]
Austin Cinematic Limits: How Kelly Williams Became Austin's Most In-Demand Indie Producer
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on February 20, 2012 | Be the First To CommentOccasionally, Austin Cinematic Limits is going to post interviews with key players in Austin's film community. It might be common knowledge that there is a rich pool of directors in Austin, but there are also a ton of fantastic actors, cinematographers, composers, animators, make-up artists, and other cinematic people with whom we also want to converse. Maybe — just maybe — we will gain a better understanding of why all of these talented people have chosen to live and work in Austin rather than Los Angeles or New York City. We are starting with producer Kelly Williams — partly because there are only a handful of producers who actually live and work in Austin, but also because he is currently juggling so many great projects. Since resigning from his role as Film Program Director at the Austin Film Festival in June 2011, Williams has already produced Kat Candler's Hellion (premiered at Sundance 2012), the anthology film Holiday Road (premiered at Slamdance 2012) and Mark Pott's Cinema Six (scheduled to premiere at the Dallas International Film Festival in April 2012). Don Swaynos' Pictures of Superheroes just completed post-production and Williams has two more films already in the pipeline, the feature-length version of Hellion and Yen Tan's Pit Stop.
Austin Cinematic Limits: What Are You Doing On Valentine's Day?
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on February 13, 2012 | Be the First To CommentOkay, I'll come right out and say it: I really hate Valentine's Day. It's just another Hallmark holiday that was created to give retailers a huge boost in sales during what would otherwise be a slow month on their fiscal calendar. Of course, if you are in a relationship, Valentine's Day is a really tough holiday to ignore because our society deems that everyone must at least purchase chocolates, roses, and/or a greeting card for their significant other; a romantic dinner is also a good idea and maybe a movie afterwards… Life on February 14th is not any easier if you are single (but if you are, you should probably check out our FSR Dating site), because you definitely cannot go out in public without a date on Valentine's Day unless you want to look like a totally unlovable loser. On that note, I will quit my bitching and tell you about all of the great cinematic events going on in Austin on the dreaded 14th of February.
Austin Cinematic Limits: Spirited Away With Totoro and Friends
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on February 7, 2012 | Be the First To CommentCo-founded in 1985 by Hayao Miyazaki, Isao Takahata, and Toshio Suzuki, Japan's Studio Ghibli is famous for its masterfully crafted animated films. A retrospective series of newly struck, 35mm (subtitled) prints of Studio Ghibli's films is coming to Austin thanks to Alamo Drafthouse. Each film will screen for one week at the Alamo South Lamar, beginning with Spirited Away on February 10th. The touring retrospective is intended to build anticipation for the famed Japanese animation studio's latest U.S. theatrical release, The Secret World of Arrietty (the directorial debut of Hiromasa Yonebayashi, co-written by Hayao Miyazaki). If you were to ask me whom I believed to be the three greatest Japanese filmmakers of all time, my first two responses – Akira Kurosawa and Yasujirō Ozu – are all but indisputable; the question is whether or not a director of animated films, namely Miyazaki (who is by far the most prolific director on the Studio Ghibli roster), could be considered in the same high regard as Kurosawa and Ozu. To accept Miyazaki as a legitimate filmmaker, one might need to overcome the opinion that animated films are merely for kids. For example, even though Spirited Away is ranked among the top ten on BFI's list of 50 films you should see by age 14, the film is more than just a "kids' movie." The narrative is light-years more mature, intricate, complex and thoughtful than most modern Hollywood dramas – and the same can be said for any of Miyazaki's films.
Austin Cinematic Limits: Predicting SXSW, Slackerwood Moves and A Badass Oscar Nomination
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on January 30, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAs Austin's filmmaking community migrates back to Austin from the snowy slopes of Park City, everyone is anxiously awaiting to hear whether or not their latest film(s) has been accepted into the 2012 South By Southwest Film Festival (March 9-17, 2012). According to SXSW, "no news is good news! If you haven't heard from [SXSW] yet it means your film is still in the running." All filmmakers will be sent notification one way or another by Thursday, February 9, 2012.
Austin Cinematic Limits: Austin Takes Sundance By Storm [Again]
Austin Cinematic Limits By Don Simpson on January 23, 2012 | Be the First To CommentI promise not to begin every Austin Cinematic Limits post with a discussion on Richard Linklater's significance to Austin's filmmaking community, but he is an integral piece of the puzzle when it comes to Austin's long-standing relationship with the Sundance Film Festival. Other Austin filmmakers may have traveled with films to Sundance before him (though I am not sure who they are), but Linklater deserves the credit for initially spraying Austin's mark on the snowy slopes of Sundance with his regional premiere of Slacker in 1991 — and Linklater did not end his relationship with Sundance there, as he holds the distinction of being the Austin director who has screened the most feature films at Sundance (Slacker [1991], Before Sunrise [1995], SubUrbia [1996], Waking Life [2001] and Tape [2001]). Ever since Linklater plowed that initial path in January 1991, Austin filmmakers have frequented the silver screens at Sundance year after year. In fact, no matter how you define an Austin filmmaker or Austin film production, I guarantee that Austin ranks extremely high on the list of cities that have sent the most films to Sundance. In turn, Sundance has done a lot for Austin's reputation as the "Third Coast" of filmmaking in the United States; Sundance has also helped launch the careers of several now-famous Austin filmmakers including Robert Rodriguez (El Mariachi), Wes Anderson (Bottle Rocket [13 min short]), Catherine Hardwicke (thirteen), and the Duplass brothers (The Puffy Chair).
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I love this place!!! Especially the cliffs :)
Great colors!
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Tenchi in Tokyo is my favorite
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Tenchi in Tokyo is my favorite
Well seeing as I have all 4 sets and took the name of One of the characters of course I like ALL tenchi series :P but yeah I have heard the 3rd ova will be different without the voice actor for Ryoko not being in it unless I missed something
I liked the OAV and tenchi universe. The animation in tenchi in tokyo kinda threw me off.
The OAV and GXP were by far my favorites. I am eagerly waiting the 3rd OAV.
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I HAVE IT!!! The third OVA is in my hands, and it is a worthy successor to the first and second Tenchi OVA series. We now have a Tenchi OVA created with state of the art Anime technology, but with the same characters and a story that continues the series. (It first starts out with the arrest of Dr. Clay and the appearance of the mysterious Tokimi)
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Now that's the good news... The bad news is that the 3rd OVA is a six episode series that is still currently in release in Japan, and there are only three episodes on the DVD. We won't know the end to the story until the second and third DVD, which still do not have a release date!!! (grumble grumble grumble)
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I have a London plane tree that I planted early in the spring this year, and it's about 15 feet tall. When I first planted the tree, I dug a hole twice the size of the root ball, and mixed about 20% mushroom soil with the soil I pulled out. The soil is primarily clay. I never mulched the tree, but I keep the area of the base weeded as wide as the hole was. Watering, I water infrequently, about every five days, more if it rains, and I trickle the hose for a few hours. Right now it's August 11, and here in Southeastern PA it's been hot, but not too hot, with highs in about the mid 80s, and while it's been raining, we haven't had any extreme amount of rain. I did my routine watering on Saturday, 5 days after it rained and the soil looked really dry. Today, I looked at the tree and it's almost completely yellow and leaves are falling off. It primarily seems to be smaller leaves and leaves closer to the tree. I attached a picture, but it's a bit hard to see because other trees are in the background. I don't understand the issue because the trees under the same conditions it's done so well in all season |
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I don't understand the issue because the trees under the same conditions it's done so well in all season ==>>> the issue you dont understand.. is that its august ... nights dont cool down for a recovery period... august conditions are not even close to those of spring and early summer .... you have a huge transplant.. and its not enjoying its first summer .. BTW... potted.. or BBurlap ... ??? water properly.. especially in regard to your clay soil.. and otherwise ignore it... its not hungry.. fert is not a remedy ... is it really in that much shade???? all that said... the 65 year old sycamores on moms street.. do this year around.. for 50 odds years.. its a sycamore ... i would speculate.. that a 15 foot transplant will take upwards of 3 years.. to get fully established.. for you to stop worrying about it.. in the mean time.. water properly ... see link on proper watering.. dealing with clay.. and amending planting holes ... ken ps: and if you are one of the lucky few.. who have had substantial rain this summer.. then you ought to find out.. if the soil is draining in your clay .... dig some small holes and find out ... |
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The trees root ball was in burlap, and the burlap and staples were removed. I planted the tree before it bloomed so I was spot on there. The tree does have shade, but isn't as heavily shaded as the picture shows, behind the tree is clear and plenty of sun shines through where the picture shows. An issue with the spring was the maple next to it was just buds, so it looked more open then it actually was. The maple is really nice so I didn't cut it down, but I did prune where my sycamore was |
As long as it was planted without circling roots (and even then it may not have problems for years) it is probably going to be fine. I would check for trunk damage by critters or bugs, but it is a tough tree. My LP is still green, but wild Sycamores by me are looking the same as yours. It should put out new roots over the dormant season and be fine. |
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- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 4 heads endive, ends trimmed and leaves separated
Combine the peas, sun-dried tomatoes, and garlic in a food processor. Pulse the machine until the peas and tomatoes are finely chopped. Add the olive oil and pulse until the olive oil is incorporated and the mixture is minced but not yet pureed. Transfer to a small bowl and stir in the salt and pepper.
Serve as a dip with the endive spears alongside.
Recipe courtesy Giada De Laurentiis
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2 Thus saith the Lord that made and formed thee, thy helper from the womb: Fear not, O my servant Jacob, and thou most righteous whom I have chosen. | 2 This is what the LORD says-- he who made you, who formed you in the womb, and who will help you: Do not be afraid, O Jacob, my servant, Jeshurun, whom I have chosen. |
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